Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-05

hfNALN OF lNE ANtNAHN HAfNhlNI
CHICAGO. October f.-Tho feeling IN tho
wheat market this morning wls rather moro
tulii,h, but little news ~ interest was de-
vtiorcd and The changes in prices wero slight
Trading was mostly confined 90 small opera
tors. Gables were hrmor anu accompanied
with some small buying orders The homo
markets received some llffe strength from a
rumor stating that an error had hcon made In
Buffalo stocks which made the visible supply
about 10000 bushels too largo 10 vas ru-
uortd nat there hai been some selling
fer the Northwest aud that prominent
local operator was reported a. being a moderate
buyer The receipts In the Northwest were
large. but only fair AZ other points Export
clterings were also fair, and good milling
demand existed. There was no special feature
BOO the corn market and 70 was the dullest day
f,r macy weeks. Tho opening nC4res we're
NOT changed until ah1ut noon. when there was
some cal Ouyisg. which caused little better
prices. Tho local sock WAS posted az
lNaNO bushels 81 so. "a decrease
fer the wcck Of iiiom bIshels. There
VAS tair demand Tor each corn. aud local
81 orator took quite lino nt q ,aiebc. II Was
said tHt western railroads lai extended mo
low rates on corn from Iowa and Missouri
which expired 90 september 30th to October
.uih. which viii probably Increase the receipts
dufiagth ensuing month. oats were dun and
quiet. There was a fair each business done. but
nat wns by sample. TIE regular market was
rather neglected, owing 20 -peculHuve orders
being light Rather an easy feeling pre-
Aaiita. ana ellRnt FhfihGaKe IN val
ups. "A shown FOR cash aud near
futures. sun there was no Important change.
lrpSislon- were easy. and nothing of cOnse-
qucnro doing in tho market Offerings were
moderate ON speculative account, and there
Wa+ TO particular demand from any source.
Literal receipts ~ hogs attracted some atten-
ton. aud iu 2 measure checked the inquiry Tor
speculative articles. Prices were more tayora-
hlc to buyers, though the reduction was
-lirht. October and January mot with tho
T. a.
fair Hli offerings moderate, with few transa,-
uon- no slightly reduced prices. Receipts 0f pro-
ducts were fair ana shipments unusually
heavy. Liverpool was castor IN bacon. Esst-
cru markets were quict and os~y.
ST. LOUIS
sr. Lows. October i.-Flour qulef. dun.
and ntm. Wheat steady; cash, t9' .a'U,. DE-
tcher. tgf,a'lc; May. Sg%asstc. Corn So
higher: cash. 3gRsic. October y a39Ac.;
May, il',ailbc. Oats-Cash, good demand aud
higher; ooeh, - o2t'sc; October, a. May,
,>tc. Nhiskey steady az clos. Provisions
duh Pork irregular; STANDARD mess, sl5.
Lard. shlN. Dry-salt shoulders. s. %: long
clcar, s. %; clear-rb, $40; shori-clear. g.
b b. on Ss9ulers s. .5asS y; loag-cllear'
Hus9lt4c Hams lower NJ fllAil3
LOUISVILLE.
IoriyuIR. October i.-Grain I'm good do
mGud. Nlcat-1ir. for red. Com-NO. ,,
'fir. ra's-No. mixed, Gkr. Provisions
firm. I1ror. tloar-rih sides, So Sasy; cloar
si1ts, $3.50, shoulders. s3.31h. Buzz. meats
t.cai-ih sides, fs.l2t citsr Sides. g. 90
-h.ultcfs,;t15 Nes-p0rk nominal nams-
-uper-cLred, slN'0.
CINCINNATI.
C.NCIFSATl. October Flour In good d.
wfld. Wheat cG-irr: SO. = rod. sbaaf,c.
Com easy: so. , mixed, fiLr. oats hrn;
30 mixed. y 'aa2Sc. Pork easy ~ fi2D.
lard at sG47i.. bulk-meats easier; short.ribs,
SSH. Bacon easier; shortrlhs. SIS, = short
clear, i9.Gh. Whisky nrm at il0j. Hogs
nrm.